SerbiaVlasništvo i klasifikacija
Osnovano: 2004
Vlasništvo
Balkan Insight je vodeća publikacija Balkanske mreže istraživačkog izvještavanja (BIRN), osnovana 2004./2005. BIRN je mreža neovisnih, neprofitnih / nevladinih organizacija diljem Balkana okupljenih oko krovni tijela (BIRN Hub, registriran u Bosni i Hercegovini); nema komercijalnog vlasnika, stranku ili državnog vlasnika.
Financiranje
Financiran je bespovratnim sredstvima i donacijama međunarodnih vlada, institucija EU-a, fondacija i dobrotvornih fondova. Donatori su bili Europska komisija, delegacije EU-a, Austrijska razvojna agencija, Balkanski fond za demokraciju, ERSTE fondacija, Fondacija Konrad-Adenauer i Fond braće Rockefeller.
Pripadnost i usmjerenje
BIRN/Balkan Insight je neprofitna istraživačka agencija koja je neovisna o bilo kojoj stranci, vladi ili vlasniku poduzeća, tako da je INDEPENDENTNA; izričito promoviše slobodu medija, ljudska prava i odgovornost u cijeloj regiji. (Napomena: snažno oslanjanje na financiranje zapadnih donatora je glavno razmatranje uredničkog utjecaja, a ne partijske / državne kontrole.)
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North Macedonia Election Law Blocked by Row Over Diaspora E-Voting
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